@ginobili1: Alright, that was pretty funny, I'll give you that. XD

In case you didn't know, Unreal Tournament 3 was the first game that I can recall that allowed you to download mods on consoles (PS3 only). I still don't understand why this simple feature didn't catch on during the seventh console generation.

The next Zone of the Enders.

Solid list, although Shadow Warrior 2 and Nier: Automata are inexplicably MIA.

For me, the FPS genre had reached its apex back in '05 when Monolith Productions' F.E.A.R. was released. That game forever changed the way I would perceive gunplay, firefights, and AI. In fact, I have yet to see another shooter that captures the same level of intensity and dynamism as F.E.A.R.

Apparently, this is GameSpot's 100000th news article :P

F.E.A.R. is still king when it comes to video game AI.

@factory_666: That's the same feeling I got when I watched the trailer. The original had such a unique art style and tone, and it's a shame that Sega resorted to a more generic-looking aesthetic with Azure Revolution.

YES YES YES!!!!!!

Where's Borderlands 3 :P